Sentence examples for bit of competition from inspiring English sources

"Both lack a bit of competition," said Wenger.

A bit of competition is no bad thing.

And perhaps a bit of competition among them would do no harm.

Large numbers of people are signing up, and there's quite a bit of competition among insurers.

There is nothing like a bit of competition by comparison to stimulate action.

"She is incredibly spoiled; she could do with a bit of competition".

"I'm not dismissing it, but they do face quite a bit of competition from other locations," he said.

But there is nothing like a bit of competition to stiffen sinews.DECC is seizing a moment which may be brief.

"I think it's good for all of us to have a little bit of competition among ourselves.

We golfers always like to add a bit of competition to things, but it was also a great way to unwind on the eve of the tournament.

All this means the industry tends towards oligopolies, which periodically attract interest from regulators.A slender seaborne market provides a bit of competition.